Sentence examples for chums for from inspiring English sources
Chums, for English-speaking Indians, are periods.
Harry and Horry have been chums for yonks.
Conservative Republicans will surely direct the full force of their righteous indignation towards Mr McCain and his chums for handing the Democrats a free gift.
The spectators climb into steel cages attached to the side of a boat, wearing wet suits and masks, while the boat crew chums for sharks.
Cross-shareholdings between banks and their corporate chums, for example, are unwinding, and many of the freed-up shares have been bought by foreign investors.
But, of course, for most of us, it's his performances in the iconic 90s comedy series Harry Enfield and Chums for which he is best remembered.
These words served as chum for angry ultraconservatives seeking reinforcement for a hateful worldview.
Such inconsistencies, while hardly new to this Congress, are political chum for Democrats.
In the wake of the accident some people blamed marine researchers and chumming for attracting great white sharks.
Three miles offshore, Fischer and McBride and their crew chummed for nine days before Genie wandered by.
A few politicians chumming for votes in an off-year election cannot be allowed to destroy that.
